130+ researchers and staff at Umeå University discussed infrastructure for modern life science research!
Researchers in Umeå explore whether different forms of amyloidosis affect the heart in the same way.
New study suggests PET/CT scans can capture molecular activity of aggressive head and neck tumours.
We put questions to Professor Clas Ahlm about the virus that became an uninvited passenger on a cruise ship.
Culture, policy and society meet as Arctic Arts Summit brings the Arctic to Umeå.
How are interdisciplinary collaborations built? Early career researchers explored the question in Abisko.
Students and staff at Umeå University, as well as the general public, are welcome to watch online and vote.
Professors Stefan Söderberg and André Nyberg are awarded the Margareta and Eric Modig Prize 2026.
Empowering the next generation to co-create solutions for global challenges, Application deadline: 16 August.
The study shows that palliative patients neither live longer nor experience improved quality of life.
Professor Lars Nyberg has been ranked as the eighth most successful neuroscientist in Sweden.
From tourism to design and analytics, researchers contribute to networks shaping the future of Arctic research
The project aims to develop bioinformatic tools to understand and protect against bacterial contamination.
Low risk of both subsequent breast cancer and surgical complication, new study shows.
Researchers in Umeå show how a modified bacterial protein disables cancer cells in a new way.
New report concludes human-induced climate change is leading to increasingly severe health consequences.
Two cell proteins determine how TBE virus, West Nile virus, and dengue virus replicate.
Growing labour demand meets declining populations in the Arctic – TalentNorth responds.
The second edition of the Metabolomics in Life Science conference was held on 27–28 January 2026 in Umeå
Antibiotics transformed healthcare and Jörgen Johansson explores the threat of resistance and paths forward.
Ultrasound imaging of atherosclerosis boosts motivation for healthier lifestyles and preventive medication.
Its is now possible to visualize the global burden of disease caused by facial pain.
SPRINTR recieves 12 million kronor through the National Board of Health and Welfare.
An electronic consent solution for research participants developed at Umeå University.
New insights how the virus is assembled and matures, which may be important for future treatments for TBE.
Professor Sun Nyunt Wai is awarded the Bo and Barbro Hammarström Prize in 2026.
The study provides new insights into the link between early gut microbiota and allergy development.
The Swedish Research Council recommends that the government invest in research at Umeå University.
Umeå University strengthens its international profile as applications rise for autumn 2026 degree programmes.
Researcher Chinmay Dwibedi shared insights from hi BioGaia AB collaboration during Open up for Innovation.
Experts and policymakers met in Umeå to explore total defence and northern preparedness.
The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation is awarding 255 million Swedish kronor to life sciences.
Research, Indigenous knowledge and food traditions met at Arctic Forum Food in Umeå.
Research, Indigenous perspectives and geopolitics in focus during the Ambassador’s visit to Umeå.
Small differences between machine learning and statistical methods in predicting risks after stroke.
Urban Johansson Kostenniemi, infectious disease physician and researcher, keeps a close eye on the situation.
Leading actors meet in Oulu to strengthen cooperation on Arctic security challenges
Sparkling interest in research in the spirit of Umeå’s honorary citizen, Emmanuelle Charpentier.
Collaboration in Comprehensive Cancer Centres gives Umeå University opportunities to contribute to research.
In Science Advances, the results are presented that open the door to rewriting a chapter of cell biology.
The 2026 version of the annual KBC relay unites the Umeå Campus in a sporty, creative and festive winter day.
When public purchasing becomes a tool for sustainable food system change.
Students, staff and the public can submit questions, answered live by researchers on 20 May in Turku, Finland.
New thesis shows that high intensity gives elderly extra benefits for muscle strength and working memory.
Johan Henriksson's group looks for expertise that can complement the group's research in infection biology.
A new thesis shows how new virtual technology can complement traditional disaster training.
Researchers at SLU and Umeå University show that spruce bark extract inhibits bacteria in paper mills.
t is more important than ever for researchers to show how research contributes, says Emmanuelle Charpentier.
Three‑dimensional ‘close‑ups’ inside an infected cell reveals how the virus factories are actually organized.
For mentorship to be sustainable over time, employers and management must provide clear support and structure.